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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
6
The four team Hocking Valley Softball League releases a two half schedule. Teams Logan Merchants Nelsonville Allen Lumber Hocking Honor Camp Zaleski Youth Camp compete in a two half league with a possible playoff and a post season tournament.
The San Francisco Giants beat Cincinnati 6-5 in the bottom of the ninth on a single by Jim Hart after Bill Henry walked Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda. Hart’s hit scored McCovey as Ryne Duren gave up the decisive run. Henry suffered the loss to fall to 1-1.
Elberfeld's downed Moose 14-4 in a Midget League game at LHS diamond to stay undefeated at 3-0. Moose falls to 1-2 with a late rally in the sixth inning led by Johnny Mohler. Major contributors for Elberfeld's included Jon Hutchison Doug Daubenmire and Eddie Croucher. Logan Clay Products faces VEW next.
Seventeen players tied to the Detroit Tigers have joined other major league clubs. Ten are in the American League and seven in the National League, reshaping rosters across both leagues.
Associated Press rundown of standings and upcoming games lists matchups across key markets. Scheduled twi night games include Boston at New York Chicago at Baltimore Los Angeles at Washington Minnesota at Cleveland Kansas City at Detroit with Wednesday and Monday results and additional late games across major leagues.
Ucker's Dairy improves to 2-0 after a 26-12 win over Shaw Realtors in a Monday Peewee game at LHS junior diamond. Craig Hartman led Ucker's with a triple and a double, Doug Miller added two doubles, while Roger Shaw had a triple and two singles for the Realtors. Gregory Leeds hit a second inning home run for Shaw.
The Minnesota Twins acquire pitcher Mudcat Grant from Cleveland just before the deadline in exchange for pitcher Lee Stange a player to be named later and cash. The deal places Grant in the Twins rotation alongside Camilo Pascual Jim Kaat and others as the club pursues the AL pennant. The 28 year old veteran brings a 3 4 record and 5 95 ERA this season with a 64 59 lifetime mark.
In 12 NBA playoff games last season Wilt Chamberlain of San Francisco averaged 34.7 points per game and showcased dominant scoring for the club.
Washington AP reports Tony Lema eyes a third straight win as the U S Open opens at Congressional. Lema skipped practice while Palmer Nicklaus Casper and Nelson weigh chances and recall past three-peat attempts and slumps.
Carl Johnson Co. beat Logan Daily News 4-2 on a two hitter by Bob Daubenmier at the fairgrounds. Daubenmier pitched and hit a homer to lead Johnson to a 2-0 record while the Newsboys drop to 0-2. Johnson scored in the 2nd, 4th, and 6th innings. Daily News scored in the 2nd and 5th. Burgess and Sommers had the Newsboys only hits. Stoltz headlines a top game tomorrow against Johnson.
Edward Ted Kakas a 6 foot 4 inch senior from Southboro Massachusetts captains the Syracuse University crew highlighting his leadership role and athletic stature for the university rowing program.
In Mansfield Ohio seventy golfers planned a second qualifying round for the Mid-American Junior Golf Tournament after five rainstorms halted play. Tim O Rourke Westlake posted 69 to lead the medalist effort on the 6258 yard Possum Run course as delays shift match play to Wednesday and final to Saturday.
Jim Bronstad of the Toronto Maple Leafs belted two home runs to power a 5-1 victory over Richmond. Syracuse edged Jacksonville 6-5 on an unearned ninth inning run while Rochester beat Atlanta 5-3, Columbus and Buffalo rained out. Jim Lynch, Notre Dame end candidate next fall, is brother of Navy captain Tom Lynch.
The St Louis Cardinals suffered a 9-3 defeat to Houston marking their fifth straight loss and 17th in 23 games. New acquisitions Jack Spring and Lou Brock joined in the third inning, while Glen Hobbie gave up four runs in relief. The club remains eighth in the NL, seven games behind the leaders as rain halted Minnesota at Cleveland.
A late afternoon cloudburst halted Cleveland Indians action with Minnesota, ending a 17 day stretch without a day off. The rain postponed the Monday game, which would have been the 22nd game in an 18 day run, to a later date in August.
Hocking Hills Country Club defeated Harbor Hills Country Club 53 to 36 in a home match. Logan's Jim Blanton shot 72 to earn medalist honors, with Lip Jurgensmier and Harry Burgess posting 66 for low nets. Special prizes went to Cooksey longest drive Vaughn longest putt and Stanforth closest to pin No 6. Ralph Fickel won the blind bogey tourney.
Detroit AP report carding Hamtramck Michigan teen Art Pinky Deras signs an $80,000 bonus contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. Scout Moe Mozzali says he could reach the majors in two years after stars in Little League and a .478 batting season.
Manager George Strickland remained hopeful that the added rest from a two night double header would aid an Indians team that has lost 11 of 15 since June 2 and is slumping badly.
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